Demon WP Insecticide should not be used closed to the pool where runoff will occur. We would advise that you use a bait in those areas like Extinguish but still try to not have it to close where runoff might occur.
Demon WP Insecticide will leave behind a white visible residue and can stain anything that is dark in color. You should choose a water based insecticide such as Bifen IT or Temprid FX. Be sure to review the product labels so you will know if they are suitable for your applications.
The mix rate for Demon WP Insecticide is 1-2 packets per gallon of water to cover 1000 sq ft. There are 4 water soluble packets per 1 envelope. After it dries, Demon WP continues to work for up to 3 months. For applications outdoors, repeat applications may be needed sooner due to rainfall or weather elements.
Please review the product label for more information.
Demon WP is no labeled for flea control inside at all so would not be ercommended. We would recommend our Indoor Flea Kit. Here is a great video on how to use our Indoor Kit. You can spray areas around the furnace just not in any vents.
Demon WP Insecticide should not be scooped out with, or near, any utensils that will be used for food. The packets are already pre-measured and can be poured directly into the sprayer. If you truly believe the product was on a spoon you ate from, you should call the poison control hotline. If you start to feel anything other than normal, please seek medical attention immediately!
You will want to thoroughly wash the plate with soap and water if contacted with Demon WP Insecticide.
Demon WP Insecticide is not labeled for maggots. If you are experiencing maggots, we suggest locating the source and thoroughly cleaning the area where you are noticing activity.
Demon WP is labeled to kill certain pests on contact, as well as leaving a residual. We would recommend giving the product some time to work properly.
Demon WP Insecticide doesn't possess any properties that can harm a plant as it is only an insecticide, and a water based one at that. We would need to know how many packets per gallon you used, and how many gallons you used total to spray around the home that day. Were the plants already under any stress from heat or disease? Anything used in that sprayer recently like an herbicide that could have had a slight residual still in the tank to impact the plants?
No, Demon WP Insecticide and Temprid FX cannot be mixed together. If you are treating for roaches you will want to select an insect growth regulator such as Gentrol IGR Concentrate to tank mix with an insecticide as this will help interrupt the reproduction cycle of the juvenile roaches. We would recommend using Temprid FX over Demon WP for the dual mode of action effect Temprid FX offers where Demon WP will only kill the roaches that contact the treated areas. Repeat applications are required in additon to proper sanitation and cleaning during the treatment.
Spraying alone is not going to eliminate a German Roach infestation as they require a combination of products and repeat treatments every 14 days. Our Roach Control Kits contain some of the top professional grade products such as Temprid FX, Gentrol Pointe Source Packs and Roach Bait Gel to effectively treat for German Roaches. Each Kit contains a different roach bait to help avoid any bait aversion or bait resistance. Roach Control Kit A contains FC Magnum which is a cleanout bait for fast kill and great transfer effect throughout the colony. After 90 days, you will want to rotate to Kit B or Kit C to offer a roach bait with a different bait matrix/food attractant.
Please take a moment to review our Roach Treatment Guide for step by step instructions and our Roach Control Kit Video for more information.
To remove the white powdered residue left behind when Demon WP Insecticide dries, we recommend using hot water and soap to wipe/scrub the area and rinsing with plain water.
Demon WP Insecticide is only going to kill the insects (roaches) that come into contact with the treated areas, it does not transfer throughout the colony which would be why you are only seeing a few dead insects.
For treating an active roach infestation, you need to use a combination of products and repeat treatments every 14 days. One week or 1 -2 treatments is not enougth to eliminate an active roach colony as majority of the colony is hiding in accessible areas.
We recommend one of our Roach Control Kits that provide you with professional grade products for the initial treatment and 2-3 follow up treatments. Each kit contains the residual insecticide Temprid FX, Gentrol Pointe Source IGR Packs and a roach bait gel.
Roach Kit A contains FC Magnum Roach Bait which contains 5 times the amount of Fipronil active ingredient providing superior transfer effect throughout a roach colony. This roach bait is commonly used when first starting a roach treatment program. If still baiting after 60-90 days, you can rotate to Kit B or Kit C to offer a different bait/food attractant.
Click HERE to watch a video on How to Apply Roach Control Kit A and take a few moments to review our Roach Treatment Guide for more details on the necessary steps for a successful treatment.
Demon WP is labeled to spray on non-edible plants and lawns and should not cause any damage to them. That being said we still recommend that you test a one plant or a small area before broadcasting the spray as some plants can be sensitive.
Please view the product label for application rates and more information.
Yes, Demon WP Insecticide can be mixed with a contact kill insecticide containing Pyrethrin such as Exciter or any other appropriately labeled contact kill product. You would want to mix the Demon WP into the tank first and let it fully dissolve before adding the next chemical.
Demon WP Insecticide should not be applied to citrus/fruit trees, vegetables, herbs/spices or anything edible/consumable. We do offer products for Edibles here.
No, Demon WP Insecticide cannot be mixed with bleach water. This insecticide should only be mixed with plain water per the product label.
